The outbreak of neo-crown pneumonia is still spreading at an accelerated pace

At a regular WHO briefing on 29 June local time, WHO Director-General Tan Desse said that 30 June marked six months since China reported its first cases, with 10 million new crown cases and 500,000 deaths worldwide, and that everyone should reflect on progress and lessons learned and re-commit to doing everything possible to save lives. Six months ago, no one could have imagined that the new coronavirus would disrupt the world and life, and that the new crown pneumonia pandemic would bring out the best and worst of humanity. On the one hand, we see resilience, creativity and solidarity around the world, but we also see signs of stigma, fake news and politicalized outbreaks.
 Tandesser noted that over the past six months, WHO and partners have been working tirelessly to support all countries in responding to the new virus, and WHO has released an updated timeline of action taken by WHO. Tanderser also stressed that in the coming months all countries will face the problem of how to coexist with the virus, which will be the new normal. Many countries have taken unprecedented measures to curb the spread of the virus and save lives, which have succeeded in slowing the spread of the virus, but have not completely stopped the virus, while some countries are experiencing the recurrence of outbreaks that have occurred after the restart of the economy and society, most people are still susceptible, the virus still has a lot of room for transmission. Despite the progress made in many countries, the global epidemic is accelerating and is far from over.
(CCTV News)